Non-League Paper

SUTTON COLDFIELD T 0 CAMBRIDGE CITY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2023

MIDLANDS
By Ken Hawkings

■SUTTON entertained Cambridge at Coles Lane following on from a good win for new manager Cameron Stuart at secondplaced Bedworth.
Early pressure saw Cambridge force a corner, but Sutton hit back and their attack was finished with a tame Kyle Byrne effort.
A good Sutton attack, in what was proving a tight affair, then ended with Taylor Carter-Byrne hitting a great cross that his namesake Kyle Byrne headed over.
The half ended at 0-0 with Sutton just edging the number of chances.
A save by Jono Brown in the Sutton goal from Stefan Broccoli prevented Ca...

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